Master Fusha Arabic at AlBaher Arabic Language Center in Amman. Our Modern Standard Arabic course is specifically designed for non-native speakers who want to learn formal Arabic efficiently and effectively. Whether your goal is to communicate in professional settings, pursue academic studies, or immerse yourself in Arabic culture, this course provides the skills you need to read, write, and speak Fusha Arabic confidently.
About This Course
This course is ideal for anyone who wants to learn Fusha Arabic while living or visiting Jordan. The curriculum focuses on building a solid foundation in formal Arabic, including grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing skills, and conversational proficiency. Our approach balances structured lessons with practical, real-life exercises, allowing you to apply what you learn immediately in everyday situations, professional environments, or academic settings.
At AlBaher, students benefit from an immersive, hands-on experience. By combining traditional classroom instruction with interactive activities and exposure to Jordanian Arabic culture, learners develop a deeper understanding of the language in context. Whether your goal is to read Arabic newspapers, understand Arabic media, write reports, or engage in formal conversations, this course equips you with the necessary skills.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for:
- Expats or tourists living in Jordan who want to communicate confidently in Arabic.
- Students preparing for higher education in Arabic-speaking countries.
- Professionals seeking formal Arabic for work, business, or academic purposes.
- Anyone interested in gaining literacy in Modern Standard Arabic for cultural, personal, or professional reasons.
No prior knowledge of Arabic is required, and learners of all ages are welcome. Our flexible approach ensures that everyone, from complete beginners to intermediate learners, can progress at their own pace.
Learning Outcomes
By completing this course, you will be able to:
- Speak and write formal Arabic (Fusha) with confidence.
- Read newspapers, books, and official Arabic documents.
- Expand grammar and vocabulary for academic or professional use.
- Understand Arabic media, literature, and cultural texts.
- Communicate effectively in formal and professional settings.
These outcomes are achieved through practical exercises, roleplays, interactive discussions, and exposure to real-life scenarios in Jordan. Students gain both linguistic proficiency and cultural awareness, which is critical for meaningful communication in Arabic.
Course Curriculum
The Modern Standard Arabic course is structured in four levels, each aligned with CEFR standards:
Level | CEFR | Description | Learning Goals |
Beginner | A1- A2 | At this level, learners start with the basics of Arabic letters, pronunciation, and vocabulary. They learn simple phrases, greetings, and everyday expressions, enabling them to communicate in basic situations. |
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Pre-Intermediate | A2–B1 | Students expand their vocabulary and sentence-building skills. Reading short articles, writing simple paragraphs, and holding conversations in daily scenarios are key goals of this level. |
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Intermediate | B1–B2 | At this stage, learners improve their writing skills, tackle more complex texts, and engage in advanced conversations. The curriculum includes reading news, literary excerpts, and professional correspondence. |
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Advanced | B2–C1 | This level focuses on achieving fluency in reading, writing, and conversation. Students analyze literature, media texts, and formal documents while practicing professional communication and advanced writing skills. |
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Advanced Reading Materials for Intermediate and Advanced Students
Through years of experience teaching students who reach the Intermediate and Advanced levels in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), we’ve observed a consistent pattern: learners at these stages are highly motivated to enhance their reading and analytical skills. To support these goals, we have developed specialized materials aimed specifically at improving reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary acquisition.
For this purpose, we created a dedicated textbook called The Arabic Reading Book, designed exclusively for this level. This book contains authentic and contemporary reading materials drawn from a wide variety of sources, carefully selected to provide both practical and culturally relevant content. Each text is accompanied by a vocabulary list and guided exercises, allowing students to practice understanding and analyzing language in context.
By engaging with the texts and exercises in this book, students will develop a range of advanced skills, including:
- Identifying main ideas and summarizing passages
- Creating outlines and organizing information logically
- Retaining facts, figures, and key details
- Expanding vocabulary and applying it in reading, writing, and discussion
Over time, these practices strengthen reading fluency and comprehension, equipping learners to engage confidently with complex Arabic texts across different domains.
The Arabic Reading Book is divided into five modules, each covering a specific thematic area:
- Politics – texts related to governance, diplomacy, and current events
- Economy – articles on business, finance, and economic developments
- Social & Technology – exploring trends in society, media, and technology
- Environment – materials addressing sustainability, climate, and ecology
- Miscellaneous – diverse texts from culture, education, and daily life
Each module is carefully designed to:
- Introduce and reinforce topic-specific vocabulary and terminology
- Enhance analytical and translation skills
- Expand reading, comprehension, and spoken expression
By working through these modules, students gain practical experience reading a variety of authentic texts, strengthening their ability to understand complex material, think critically, and express themselves with accuracy and confidence. This book not only improves reading skills but also builds the foundation for success in academic, professional, and everyday use of Arabic.
Tuition Fees & Course Dates
Our long term modern standard arabic course are perfect for students who want to spend 3 months (12 weeks) or more studying Arabic and experiencing life in an Arab-speaking country. If you’re taking a year out of education and want to use your time productively, a long term modern standard arabic course might be the answer. This course are also ideal for students who want to prepare for future study, who are getting ready for entry to university, or who need to improve their Arabic for their future careers.
The Modern Standard Arabic course offers flexible schedules with multiple start dates.
AlBaher Arabic Language Center offers 3 long term courses Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) / FUSHA Arabic through the year; Winter, Spring and Fall courses. Each term lasts for 12 weeks. The total hours of instruction per term is (210) hours, 4 hours of instruction per day.
Tuition Fees: USD $2600
Start Date / 2026 | End Date / 2026 | Registration Due Date |
January 05 | March 30 | Dec. 30, 2025 |
April 02 | June 29 | Mar. 25, 2026 |
September 01 | November 26 | Aug. 22, 2026 |
Important Notes for Students
At AlBaher Arabic Language Center, we ensure that every learner is placed in the course that best suits their level, learning needs, and personal goals. Students can choose the course that aligns with their objectives, whether it’s building a solid foundation, improving grammar, or advancing to professional-level communication.
To guarantee accurate placement, we conduct a skill assessment for all students, which includes both placement tests and one-on-one interviews upon arrival. This ensures each learner begins at the appropriate level and can progress efficiently.
In addition, group classes are intentionally kept small, with no more than six students per class. This allows instructors to give personalized attention, provide immediate feedback, and foster an interactive, supportive learning environment.
Take the first step toward mastering Fusha Arabic in Jordan. Contact us via the form to secure your place in the Modern Standard Arabic course.